Seahawks' Bubble Battles: Who Stays, Who Goes?

On March 31st, Seahawks sitting at 75 players on the roster right now, but they're gearing

up to add 15 more through the draft and free.

Agency in the coming weeks.

That means tough cuts ahead to hit the 53 man squad by September.

Three guys already on the team look like they're on the bubble, and might not stick around.

Take running back Cam Acres, the two-time Super Bowl vet with six years in the league.

He only played three games for Seattle last season, and with a packed backfield, the team

scenes headed toward younger options like George Halani, or Emanuel Wilson, maybe even a

draft pick.

Meanwhile, wide receiver Ricky White, their seventh round pick from UNLV last year,

spent most of the season on practice squad, and popped up in just two gangs.

Resignings of Rashid Shaheed and Jake Bobo, plus Tori Horton coming back, crowd the

dev chart, he might land there again, or get waived.

Over at Linebacker, Connor O'Toole earned his spot as an undrafted free agent from Utah,

suiting up for eight regular season games, and all three.

Playoff ones.

Even the Super Bowl.

But Drake Thomas is locked in on a two-year deal, and losses like boy and mafe to free

agency mean more competition, possibly from new draft blood.

As the off season heats up, these bubble battles will shape Seattle's push for another

title run.

Keep an eye on who rises and who gets left behind.

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